PRONE PILLOW PRESS EXERCISE SAY GOOD BYE TO YOUR NECK AND UPPER BACK PAIN
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Shoulder pain Treatment course,
in this course we will delve into effective strategies for addressing shoulder pain, a common complaint with various underlying causes. Participants will explore evidence-based treatment modalities, including physical therapy exercises, stretches, and strengthening routines targeting the shoulder muscles and surrounding structures. Additionally, we will discuss the role of manual therapy techniques, such as joint mobilizations and soft tissue manipulation, in relieving pain and restoring function. Pain management options, such as medications, ice or heat therapy, and corticosteroid injections, will also be examined. By understanding the multifaceted nature of shoulder pain and its treatment, learners will gain valuable insights into creating tailored treatment plans to alleviate discomfort and improve shoulder function.
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